Concrete Calculator - Concrete Quantities Estimation Excel Sheets


Quantity Estimation Introduction

The quantity “take-off” is an important part of the cost estimate. It must be as accurate as possible, and should be based on all available engineering and design data, and use of appropriate automation tools as available.
  • After the scope has been analyzed and broken down into the construction tasks, each task must be quantified prior to pricing. Equal emphasis should be placed on both accurate quantity calculation and accurate pricing. Quantities should be shown in standard units of measure and should be consistent with design units. Assistance for preparing “take-off” may be provided by others within the organization in support of cost engineering or by A-E contracts; however, the responsibility for the accuracy of the quantities remains with the cost engineer.
  • The detail to which the quantities are prepared for each task is dependent on the level of design detail. Quantity calculations beyond design details are often necessary to determine a reasonable price to complete the overall scope of work for the cost estimate. Project notes will be added at the appropriate level in the estimate to explain the basis for the quantity calculations, to clearly show contingencies, and to note quantities determined by cost engineering judgment that will be reconciled upon design refinement.
In this section Concrete Calculator refers to an excel sheet that is prepared for standard concrete quantity calculation works. You can change this as per your project requirements.
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